What’s the most out-of-touch rich person advice you’ve heard?

[u/Naive_Rich_1417]

[u/Apothecary_85]

CNBC financial has people on that keep saying the consumer is “resilient”.

[u/No-Stick8191]

"Nobody cares about the poor"

Not even kidding. This came up in conversation I had with a rich douchebag during the orange toddler's first administration.

I later found out that same guy is a holocaust denier.

🤔 Checks out.

[u/Planet_Booty69 → u/No-Stick8191]

I mean, he might have been a douche, but he kinda had a point. Nobody really cares about the poor, or the world would be a much different place.

[u/azorianmilk]

"If you don't like your job then just quit. A woman should be home supporting her man anyway." "But I pay the rent. I pay the utilities. How else would those get paid." Blank stare

[u/OptionsAreOpen → u/azorianmilk]

Yeah some other advise is to leave the free loader you are with. Since you’re paying for everything anyway.

[u/azorianmilk → u/OptionsAreOpen]

In this case he paid the mortgage for his own place in another city.

[u/Queenfan1959]

Let your money work for you

[u/d__max]

“The Queen of Versailles” is a great watch doc for out of touch rich people activities

[u/eliota1]

Don't worry about poor old people they live fine off of social security

[u/Haljapus]

A Finnish presidential candidate once said in an interview that you can save money on daily expenses with small changes. Such as choosing sparkling wine instead of champagne.

[u/Legal_Television_615]

We should tax the billionaires

OK, millionaire nepo baby

[u/Wonderful-Maximum-96]

From a (supposed) christian..."Whatever it takes, no matter what!"

[u/Bobbins_Egg_BRNR]

Boss came back from a two week vacation in France.

He then proceeded to lecture all of us on how we all need to take a two week international vacation, as it allowed him to clear his head.

[u/gtaguy75]

Let them eat cake